Hi, I'm using Site Designer 3 for Windows. I've created a "gallery" page for each city I'm working for. Since I have the basic simple design for a city, I just duplicate the page and change city banner at top and links to their maps in the image boxes. This works great in everything except Internet Explorer (11). It shows the imagery/links from the duplicated page before changes. For example, I had CITY A disigned first. Duplicated it, changed everything over to CITY B'S content. Published, and it produced the CITY B content on Google and Mozilla. On IE, it still showed the CITY A content. Is there anything I can do to stop this from happening, or do I need to build the pages from scratch again? Thanks for any insight!

Are you using "Design For"
"Fallback First" or "Display Flex" or "Display Grid"

Normally it would be helpful to provide a link to something be it your project file, or your testing thingy so we can take a bo peep at what's going on

On the City B page. under the "Styles" tab move on down to
"Design For" section

If it's set to "anything other than "Fallback First"

Hit the dropdown thingy (downwards pointing triangle indicator) (for more items): & choose"Fallback First"

Thank you! I'll take a look and make sure it's Fallback First.

If it is then that will do the IE problem, but then you will need to keep changing from Fallback First to one of the others for any changes you need to make to be reflected in IE and all other browsers.

I wonder if this problem could be solved simply by creating three different image folders in the 'Resources', and name them 'Rome', Paris' 'London' or whichever cities we are talking about here, and then pop the images from 'Rome' into the correct folder etc.

I'm wondering whether perhaps the additional pages were tested in IE 11 before the link changes to the additional pages were made. If so, it seems just possible that the IE 11 browser cache needs to be cleared (keyboard F5).

I find it useful in IE 11 to use the cog icon near the very top right of its window, and to choose Internet Options. In the General tab that appears I select the Settings button (toward the bottom right), and, in the Temporary Internet Files tab that appears, I set it to 'Check for newer versions of stored pages' 'Every time I visit the web page'.

Frank